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Is watching anime online legal?

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Posted seb345 edited answer

Is watching anime online legal?

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seb34510 seb345 edited answer

If the site broadcasting anime violates someone’s copyright, then what does the viewer who can not know about it and looks at what is offered to him. If you go to the cinema, and then you are told that the film was illegally shown in cinemas, will you pay a fine? You just need to look at things sensibly, and not scare people with laws. If someone violated something, then it is not the viewer who should ask this question, but the one who is authorized to solve these problems. I generate my characters on https://waifuforlaifu.com/pages/waifu-generator, can someone then tell me that I have or do not have copyright?

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Victor Victor edited answer

I think if she watches her first anime, then she should look at the Death Note for a start. This is one of the best anime ever. And of course Attack on Titan(site on which I watch anime). These 2 anime, I advise you to view immediately! As far as I know on this site legal flow;)

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It is illegal if the site does not get permission to stream it as it violates copyright laws. It is an infraction to watch them as it supports piracy. Some, however do get permission. Most anime is becoming licensed by Funimation and they are constantly fighting to remove videos online (which explains those annoying “This video has been requested to be removed” messages. Funimation, however, now posts episodes of select anime shows under the show category of youtube and this is illegal. Most sites, however, are streaming illegal content. This, however, hasn’t been dealt with vigorously so dont worry. A once promising site known as crunchyroll.com is one site that has grown so popular that Funimation forced them to comply with their wishes and remove almost every video. Try watching Vampire Knight there. It was removed as it was illegally streamed. Yes, nothing has really happened to most otakus. But them not being caught does not mean it is legal. Take limewire for example. Most people

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